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Collins Stargazer’s Bible: Your illustrated companion to the night sky
By (author) Ian Ridpath, By (author) Mary McIntyre, By (author) Rachel Federman, Foreword by Stephen Maran
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Combining practical stargazing information and advice, the insights of internationally renowned astronomers and the history, technological advances and art revering the night sky, Collins Stargazer's Bible is a stunning celebration of the remarkable sky above. Brimming with full-colour photography and artwork, Collins Stargazer's Bible offers engaging tips on identifying stars, planetary bodies and celestial events, as well as discovering more about the history, technological advances and art of the night sky. With detailed star charts and constellation profiles, plus visual accounts of the planets, comets, galaxies and eclipses, readers will learn how to identify the phenomena of the night sky, the best equipment to use and how to care for it, as well as how to create stunning astrophotography and art, how to avoid light pollution and make the most of the sky above in urban and suburban surroundings, and how to be dark-sky and conservation advocates. Full of stunning illustrations and packed with practical advice and hands-on projects, Collins Stargazer's Bible is the ultimate guide for novice stargazers, eagers astronomers, budding astrophotographers and astrophysicists, nature-lovers and anyone seeking to learn more about the wonder of the night sky.
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Publisher | HarperCollins Publishers
Published date | 10 Oct 2024
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Format | Hardback
Pages | 416
Dimensions | 252 x 195 x 40mm (L x W x H)
Weight | 1740g
ISBN | 978-0-0086-4424-6
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BISAC | nature / star observation
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